UV A and UV B rays of the sun increase melanin's production, and less commonly, the number of melanocytes (the cells forming melanin, located at the junction of epidermis and dermis.) This also fuels the transfer of melanosomes (container-like structures inside your melanocytes, in which tyrosine is converted to melanin) to the keratinocytes (skin cells), and which are further pushed to the epidermal surface
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Individuals with Specific Allergies Though rare, some people may be allergic to the proteins or the delivery mechanisms used in certain supplements
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